A man was seriously wounded near Nyack Plaza just after midnight; investigators say the attack appears targeted and are asking witnesses to come forward.

Police found two people dead inside a Wakefield building late Sunday; the medical examiner will determine cause. Investigators are working the scene at 4053 Carpenter Ave.

Permits were filed for a 17-story mixed-use building at 489 East 152nd Street in Melrose, proposing 195 units and a large commercial footprint.

Two men were wounded in separate late‑night stabbings in Morrisania; police detained a person of interest in one of the attacks while the other remains under investigation.

A 46-year-old man was fatally stabbed near East 183rd Street and the Grand Concourse; police say suspects fled in multiple vehicles and no arrests have been announced.

A firefighter was hurt fighting a first-floor fire at 3157 Villa Ave in Bedford Park; FDNY brought the blaze under control and is investigating. No other injuries were reported.

A Bronx Parks supervisor is accused in a civil suit of exposing himself and masturbating to a temporary Park Opportunity Program worker; the plaintiff recorded one encounter and is seeking damages.

NYPD Crime Stoppers posted a wanted alert after a 35-year-old passenger was punched and robbed on a southbound 5 train at 174 Street; tips may be eligible for a reward.

A Yonkers rookie officer helped take into custody a woman witnesses say was chasing people while pointing a gun; the suspect was charged with criminal possession of a weapon.

A 7-year-old was pulled from a Throggs Neck pool and taken to Jacobi; authorities say he is expected to survive.

Hope House opened in the Bronx as a residential alternative to incarceration for people with serious mental illness, and Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg attended the launch. The program will house a small cohort under a court-approved diversion model.

Four people attacked and slashed a 43-year-old man near Villa Avenue and East 204th Street on June 15. NYPD Crime Stoppers is offering up to $3,500 for tips.

City tax‑credit awards of more than $23M will back 11 projects to create and preserve over 1,100 affordable homes across the Bronx, Brooklyn and Queens.